coarse sandpaper

The listings show a wide range of grits from coarse to fine — for example: 80, 100, 120, 180, 200, 220, 240, 320 and 400 grit across sheet and disc packs.

Several items include anti-clogging or low-loading features, such as water-based stearate coatings, open-coat construction, non-pigmented serrate coatings, and anti-clogging mesh designs.

The listings note compatibility with most 5-inch sanders (standard 5" size), 5" 8-hole hook-and-loop orbital discs, and 1/4-sheet sanders for the smaller rectangular sheets.

These sandpapers are described as suitable for wood and metal work, paint and paint removal, drywall and plaster smoothing, fiberglass, and composite materials.

Lower-numbered (coarser) grits shown include 80, 100, and 120; across the results the available grit range spans 80–320.

Sheet backings are described as heavier-weight paper or flexible, fibre-reinforced backings with latex saturation for flexibility; some sheets use waterproof C-weight backing to resist curling, and descriptions note tear resistance and overall durability.

Products are marketed for wet, oil, and dry sanding, and for general surface work such as wood and metal sanding, drywall and plaster smoothing, fiberglass and composite prep, paint removal, and car body repair.